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- 0:01Plural construction, the renowned journalistic program of political analysis and current in its twentieth
- 0:08season, with the leadership of Fernando Mauri and a team of prestigious analysts listen
- 0:15to it on radio train topic how about, my friends, very but very
- 0:23good afternoon, a new start of the week under construction prubal on a earthy
- 0:27cool day. We thought autumn was going away and spring was coming. Or
- 0:31well, last summer' s backwater. And yet, today, even by
- 0:34some little rain overturned this windy one. I love the day like this,
- 0:38but maybe a lot of good. Rivera ranked at one point he was out,
- 0:44then he scored three goals, nothing more, nothing less eye drops,
- 0:48so he' s inside that two more firsts at least passed the fifth first,
- 0:52San Lorenzo, served the technician and in the judgment of friend Juan,
- 0:55who operates us as always very richly, says it was time. Indeed,
- 0:58ending the cycle insu I see trends on Twitter. I see rage is or
- 1:03you have that Big Brother the most interests us in the social network X of
- 1:07the Pajarito israelle Great since pregnancy Petri, the Minister Defense, Milay, world
- 1:14shame, etcetera, etc. And they go through FOBAE. I see the
- 1:18tone to say with the subject of the war conflict once again, in this
- 1:23case between Iran Israel and make some reminder in the financiers. Obviously, in
- 1:29free Holen going up to a thousand this thirty goes up twenty, twenty-
- 1:36five pesitos. Osmitialism pretends that in the later basic law begins to be debated
- 1:38in the week that come in commissions for security issues. Something as reasonable as
- 1:44overacting the above. Previous austerity for security issues, Miley will stop traveling on
- 1:49commercial flights. Hard message from Cristina Kisner against Miley' s neu play baz
- 1:56at the USR. He thinks he reinstates the chapter of another van calero plus
- 2:00pressure on the government. I' m deleting news that has nothing to do
- 2:06with us. A long rosary tronism. How much the narco camps paid to
- 2:08send artists to kill. The beachman the four hundred thousand pesos ahead of them
- 2:15in a little while. Let' s go talk to Jorge and Panucci.
- 2:16Traidien on the list of financial markets. He is defined as much more there
- 2:23in the social network of the Pajarito, in a list of economics finance global
- 2:27brand consultant, columnist cristorio and journalists, and we will also talk to Marcelo
- 2:31Candelmis just about the situation in the Orientrio. But now the time to go
- 2:35over the politics a little bit. I do it with the friend of the
- 2:38house, another inflator plantense, don Carlos Germano, Carlos Good afternoon, how
- 2:42he doing hello, Fernando, how you go to do it. Good afternoon,
- 2:46very good. Well, look at the country. It turned out to
- 2:49them that the first time was left out, they remained fifth in their areas
- 2:53and went carambolo almost to meet others. Result the Argentine tie June of Barraca
- 2:58Central and others. There were cousins left in his group and he can even
- 3:01come across his mouth on the weekend. And it could all be me I
- 3:07think you saw it' s a rather atypical championship, but good. I
- 3:12think he won well. Rivera to be seems to me that even though he
- 3:15was losing, I think very good game and good and with no out there
- 3:24his nine headline and without his defender. I' d tell you more,
- 3:32the best performance comes with the fact that it had to come out. He
- 3:36was replaced by a twenty- year- old foot, in which the truth
- 3:39walked well. You saw that I believe that situations are taking place where it
- 3:49seems to me that they are giving all the conditions in an atypical difficult championship,
- 3:55with where it seems to me that the one that had the most regular
- 4:00was the Mendoza de Cruz team. Okay, so today, if they'
- 4:02re regular, it could complicate your story by mouth or exactly. Exactly well
- 4:09we will see good to see when we see that the President fights with Jorge
- 4:14Lanata, that nerista has nothing beyond all social networks and libertarians on social networks.
- 4:19Others when we see that on the weekend Miel Telegram again criticized Miley'
- 4:24s government now for censorship and prices, when we see Queris Garrio, who
- 4:28also a little bit like us better now, we like less as a kind
- 4:30of prosecutor a little bit, a figure who can' t rule anything,
- 4:34like Gurrio, but yes, as I say works a little as a certain
- 4:38morale and says that we are facing the greatest attack in the middle class of
- 4:41history. How much does this type of leading that there are say these cases,
- 4:45the cream mireta carri We are not talking again about Gustavo Silvestre, Roberto
- 4:50Navarro. We are not talking about the couple of actors, a current gender
- 4:58couple, an actor generate pun tore. Let us say in public opinion these
- 5:01remarks that make some figures that have clearly also been criticisms of genierism or anti
- 5:06- Americanism. Directly, look, you know what I think. At the
- 5:12moment, I do not think that they are the central issues of citizens'
- 5:18concerns. But to the extent that Miley' s government does not meet the
- 5:28expectations that society is asking for this government, you who are still in the
- 5:39pocus group today and people talk about it being difficult to reach the end of
- 5:43the month or those who are coming at the end of the month to adjust
- 5:47their quality of life. But that way everyone has hope that they will change,
- 5:53that they must be supported. I say if those expectations that are being
- 5:59given begin to give, because I believe that what my law achieved is to
- 6:03generate future is that what the great mass of Argentine was asking. I'
- 6:12d tell you the names you gave today can start to reverberate, but in
- 6:16the future, not right now. I believe that at this moment Javier Miley
- 6:23still enjoys a certain empathy, a certain satisfaction with many sectors of society.
- 6:33Not because you' re doing a management that I' d tell you,
- 6:39the management is rather regular down. I' d tell you because what comes
- 6:43out as an alternative is expensive. Let' s say they have to do
- 6:47with the failure of society to turn the page in November last year and Javier
- 6:53Miley was elected President of the Republic. I mean, it' s the
- 6:59opposition' s hundicap. Also with everything that was like a bomb, don
- 7:00' t have any political doubts. It' s hard to think they put
- 7:04it in it' s spilled in four months. But I say but Milley
- 7:06' s great blackmail is in front. There' s nothing, there'
- 7:11s nothing armed, there' s nothing drinking a priori exactly. And what
- 7:15voices are more fiercely opposed has more to do with the past than with the
- 7:21future. You include him here. If Lopa, for example, I say
- 7:32that if lov today is ruling that if I think he is with a problem
- 7:39that in politics it is difficult to measure that if lops were ahead of him
- 7:47the political times, but not by him, but by the internal gravity of
- 7:56Peronism today. That is, in politics it is very important to know how
- 8:05to manage the times and today, four months after having been re- elected,
- 8:16Kitty became the figures of post- Kirnerism, but not by decision or
- 8:22because she is generating political actions to occupy that place, but the orphanhood of
- 8:33figures, of figures with a future within Peronism and fundamentally, of Quisnerismo,
- 8:41are putting it in a place that, undoubtedly, I believe Javier Miley is
- 8:45not comfortable. Not that Javier Miley not that Achel Quisilo forgives, what an
- 8:50ailment that excuses me, that Soap, which I understand is like it can
- 8:56suffer premature wear. Let' s say it so exactly, because that'
- 9:05s why I say it' s always very important in politics to manage the
- 9:09times. And there it seems to me that where I am seeing the problem
- 9:18that if lov that apart Fernando can handle last year, for extraordinary contributions,
- 9:28received figure of almost eight hundred billion floors, eight hundred billion weight. I
- 9:35say well, and this year that' s not happening. In other words,
- 9:37to enter a province of Buenos Aires that, from a financial point of
- 9:41view, is very delicate. Not to see some reference that you made you
- 9:48qualify the government in a management of regular down. And I would say to
- 9:52you that the government enters these sixteen and fifteen, sixteen days or fourteen that
- 10:00are missing to end April as a fact, as very very turning point.
- 10:05I' d tell you why and because he' s needing some legislative success
- 10:15today. So far, the Government is invisto not to draw up a legislative
- 10:22draft. And I would tell you that in that scenario, but not only
- 10:26for domestic politics, but also for international politics. Many sectors are watching the
- 10:31Millie phenomenon, the show man Millay. Let' s say about the actor,
- 10:39who fundamentally overreacts, but he' s looking. Let' s say
- 10:43a man of courage, a man who is generating a very strong fit and
- 10:50playing. Let' s say some objects, objectives that Argentina' s politics
- 11:00had never touched before, but what it is looking for is also of some
- 11:07degree of institutionality and that Parliament, let' s say, can begin to
- 11:11accompany some of the projects of the President of the Republic. So I'
- 11:13d tell you today I' m talking about how to manage the arion,
- 11:20a still mediocre management, not an almost discarding one. Let' s just
- 11:24say I remember it' s gonna come through. Say yes now, let
- 11:28' s see the small lyrics the particular, but that well, it already
- 11:31had an approval in a half sanction of deputies in general, except that the
- 11:35Senate does not support that generism achieves guided one discards that deputies, to say
- 11:41the first station, will achieve it again. No, let' s say,
- 11:46I was thinking the same thing in February of this year and yet when
- 11:52it came in general, yes, when it came to particular, the differences
- 11:56arose. I think it seems to me that h yes, the first of
- 12:03March. It was a before and after where it seems to me that they
- 12:07also took a very important leading role in political negotiation. So much so,
- 12:13Nicolás pose that began to have a much more accentuated political activity until the first
- 12:20of March. Practically no voice was known to Nicolás pose and it also seems
- 12:24to me that the Minister of the Interior, Guitarmo Franco, took a much
- 12:33more important role. From there, I think they were able to start agreeing
- 12:41fundamentally with the governors and with the dialectist blocks and look. A tip I
- 12:46' m telling you. Last week, in the Senate of the Nation was
- 12:52formed the Committee on Agriculture and Livestock, which was chaired by the president,
- 13:01the Senator for Entre Ríos, Alfredo de Angelis, and gave you an interesting
- 13:05size because they came from a frustrated session in which they had not achieved for
- 13:11one and the other week that to get the quarum the one that gives the
- 13:18curun is the senator for Rio Negro. It responds politically to the governor of
- 13:24the province, who in turn was one of those who said they were against
- 13:30the DNEU, that their senator voted against the NEU, meaning that the agreements
- 13:35and dialogues, that is, between the national government and some governors, began
- 13:39to give results in the chambers. I am rescuing this because it seems to
- 13:48me that this has a lot to do with the great change that took place
- 13:52from the speech of the President of the Republic on 1 March and from there
- 13:58on a scenario of greater political agreement, trying to seek agreements that would be
- 14:05of utmost importance to the Government. See, you told me that right now
- 14:09people are looking more, the economy is creamy while big et cetera are sidelined.
- 14:15The same thing, for example, is raised with this issue of the
- 14:16actions that I am going to mark also that word regarding the Middle East,
- 14:22the management about Israel, because I say one this time things on social networks
- 14:26deliriums and some things you tell. I saw a consistent tweet that said that
- 14:28when it was the flood, I believe Maria Blanca according to month and peak,
- 14:31as the government said, do not solve you. I' m not
- 14:33going to give a mango and now I' m going to help, even
- 14:39with troops, Ukraine or Israel. Neither is that, and let' s
- 14:43say it' s still the most sensitive visor, the pocket where we say
- 14:48the mind is almost 100% of the people and everything else harms us remains
- 14:50in any case, if the expectation is not fulfilled and they will all come
- 14:54together for evil. But there' s no look today. On that side,
- 14:56God, no costs are paid either. On that side, I ask
- 14:58look. What I think is that I spoke about performances in which the President
- 15:05aborts a trip abroad, comes to make a crisis commission, to be in
- 15:11permanent contact with other presidents. In no president of the Western world generated a
- 15:24crisis committee that we are going to address this issue. That is why it
- 15:28seems to me that there is a very strong overaction of the President of the
- 15:33Republic who, in some way, is trying to open up the real public
- 15:39concern. Today let' s say all the polls start there are two historical
- 15:46concerns, which is inflation and insecurity, and there is one that starts to
- 15:54settle down slightly in the top three, which is unemployment, which is a
- 16:00subject that should be followed more clearly. I don' t remember if we
- 16:04talked about it, but that' s a risk that they' re not
- 16:07good, that some people aren' t good at it, or ingenuity very
- 16:11good, but that some of us are aware that, instead of the agenda
- 16:17continuing because the monothem was inflation and you give such adjustment and so on,
- 16:19the issue is going to be income and the issue is going to be labor,
- 16:22that is, believing that it' s just people as if it wasn
- 16:22' t something dynamic. Well, and that' s something that can eventually
- 16:26happen, not that it' s rhyme. Well, yeah, inflation,
- 16:27well, it' s moderating, but mach now I don' t have
- 16:30it to eat. Or I kept saying a chango, I ran out of
- 16:33work, exactly, well, that' s starting to happen. But I
- 16:37say I repeat you again. I think the President' s still got a
- 16:44tip that you' re playing a lot for him. It continues to manage
- 16:47the public agenda of the nation' s public agenda. He never lost it,
- 16:52not even in spite of the defeat. The legislative defeat of the month
- 16:56of February always generated a set of agendas and it seems to me that in
- 17:08that scenario of re- entering today still. What is helping him a lot
- 17:11is anarchization, because really of the opposition in general and you see the three
- 17:18fronts, or the three historical parties or the two historical parties plus the one
- 17:26talking about Peronism, radicalism and pro me. I would tell you that today
- 17:33the central problem that these parties are having is that there is a very important
- 17:40deflation of leadership. I mean, today the central problem is that there are
- 17:44no concrete leaders, that is, that they may be figures that monopolize the
- 17:52discontents, that there may be in certain sectors of society and well, in
- 17:56that scenario, it seems to me that Javier Miley still has a way to
- 18:02move with at least some degree of tranquility. Okay I say today it is
- 18:10only Cristina Fernández to criticize the neu de Milay again to himself equal is a
- 18:12bit critical tactic, not critical in which it is guarded. It' s
- 18:17mass and I have a debate between colleagues of yours that massa can come back
- 18:21with chance, that more can be turned and burned, but until being able
- 18:22to be candidate so that they don' t see chance. Ask to see
- 18:25the hard one. Let' s say more to the chances of you already
- 18:32see it as a competitor, an interesting competitor in the future. Or even
- 18:36though you' re singing it, you' re past your quarter of an
- 18:37hour. Let' s say look at politics never say never. I think
- 18:41so. I think that of all the leaders let' s say first level,
- 18:49the smartest attitude so far was Sergio Massan' s. Sergio Maya took
- 18:56a step to the side. Let' s just say he rearranged his party,
- 19:03which is the renewing front. Not on the same day that the Justice
- 19:07Party gathered in park did not meet, he set up his own Congress,
- 19:21nominated a leader of the province of Santa Fe, a constitutionalist of fuste would
- 19:26tell you, Minister of Transportation of the Nation of the Fernández Government, who
- 19:34is Diego Zuliani. He tried to give as a renewal in the party.
- 19:42I would tell you that Sergio Massa I don' t see him without any
- 19:48chance. I think we need to see how the circumstances are going. And
- 19:52that' s the one that I think is moving and the one that'
- 19:59s better understanding the cities, situation that we' re saying is going through
- 20:03Argentine politics and that' s what it means. Renew the game to inside
- 20:07a renewal of directional names and it is saved by hour waiting for the moment
- 20:11to appear. Let' s just say I don' t think there'
- 20:15s any directional renewal. They' re selling that that there' s a
- 20:19management renovation and I think he' s taking care of himself. He now
- 20:22appears with a book where he will tell his experience as Minister of Economy of
- 20:29the Nation. It seems to me that he is taking steps very, very
- 20:36quiet, seeing how this scenario is going and what is the left or not
- 20:40of the national government. And I' d say he' s looking mainly
- 20:48at the year two thousand twenty- five, mainly from March, when candidates
- 20:52begin to be defined at the June closing of that year. Well well,
- 21:00other actors don' t see let' s say light all that is also
- 21:03questioned. I don' t know if for the affiliate, but for the
- 21:06leadership, for the horrors that need money. I mean, don' t
- 21:07you see, another one that pulls out a little bit of a head,
- 21:11say no. Me. What I' m seeing, what I' m
- 21:15seeing in radicalism is that it seems to me that there is also clearly a
- 21:21lack of important leadership. A martin liked to see clearly what happened in the
- 21:26Senate with respect to the DNU delegation of half a delegation sanction, that is,
- 21:30the party president voted in one way and his fellow benches voted in another
- 21:36way. It seems to me that there is a difficult situation to reconcile in
- 21:47the future. No, I' m going a Martin Lusto, not like
- 21:52a leader trying to contain the whole party. If I don' t think
- 22:00you' re thinking more about your personal projections. This seems to me to
- 22:04be a difficulty, at least to lead a party. I have to generate
- 22:08it and analyze it institutionally. And from an institutional point of view, I
- 22:15would say that man seems to me to generate more doubts than certainties. It
- 22:22' s not good to see three or four shorties to YOU before you continue
- 22:26to thank yourself. We' re talking to our columnist Carlos Germano today He
- 22:32' s more than fifty- fifty. When he says I would win in
- 22:34the first round, my approval grew since I was here in the government managing
- 22:41things that that for me a deception, I say, more or less opening
- 22:44up with your colleagues we are not in a MEETINGNIT and more or less say
- 22:49you share this quantitative data. Yeah, yeah, I think that' s
- 22:52what' s going on. In other words, what is striking is that
- 22:56in the face of a very strong, very strong adjustment that is being made
- 23:03is that it still maintains, maintaining that degree of adherence and where you fundamentally
- 23:11manage me, I am managing a lot for qualitative works and where I am
- 23:18seeing that good. Let' s hope the effort we' re making this
- 23:22time is worth it. Not that there' s a feeling here. I
- 23:26' d tell you how that feeling is when it assumes in the year one
- 23:32thousand and forty chartield of sweaty and teary blood and it seems to me that
- 23:37that' s like in some ways, obviously, with differences and so on,
- 23:41there are many sectors of society and a sort of replica of that sweaty
- 23:45blood and tears. I want to believe. But I say I ask to
- 23:48see you cap since you speak to me of the gualitativos, it is no
- 23:51longer the expectation and even of their voters. I don' t want to
- 23:53be wrong if I voted for it and so on than explicit support. Whether
- 23:56we say it or not. This is a very subtle depression I' ve
- 23:59found and you say no to me. The truth is the same gurative and
- 24:00apon not the truth that I see it subtle yours I think someone has said,
- 24:07someone has told me, not even some colleague you have told me,
- 24:10I do not I is fine after, or what I see that society does
- 24:12not find, let' s say fate in other spaces. No, I
- 24:22' m telling you, nine today. I' m sorry last week,
- 24:27and I' m done with this. Last week. You saw the CGT
- 24:30photo when they called for the May 9 stoppage and the May 1 mobilization.
- 24:38Or I looked out and society said yes, but to see one I can
- 24:44' t compare. You speak of charch I compare in part by saving the
- 24:47distance with Alfonsín, the first electoral defeat of Peronism, the Peronism that is
- 24:52razed and the one that carried the flag of trying to pierce and how he
- 24:56spent it enough with thirteen. If I do not remember for Generals Fubaldini,
- 24:57who was also a trig or more of stigmatizing, it was not popular afterwards
- 25:02and even over time, if it is a reading that was a fairly honest
- 25:04leader and I, but at that time it was the barier for a moment
- 25:10and in that it led the recovery a little bit, but Nista, at
- 25:12least in terms of paring and wearing down the government in turn. I'
- 25:15m telling you, the weeds are unpresentable. I think we' re already
- 25:18counting for 90% of the vaporation. But jue can play his little game
- 25:22too in terms of good. While the fart is ordered, it may never
- 25:25be ordered, but you comment orders well, the SGT carries the ship.
- 25:29On that side, no, yes, I see it as good. That
- 25:32is what I think is benefiting the national government strongly. Power. Let'
- 25:41s say, I think today they were born Let' s say before the
- 25:51virtual state of leadership deficit that the fart has and in which the pijota does
- 25:56not clearly pose an important political discussion, because this and this fundamentally happens through
- 26:03the participant' s vote. I' m talking about the ratification of leadership.
- 26:07It seems to me that it has to be for internal elections. As
- 26:11long as that doesn' t happen and the faces that remain the emerging opponents
- 26:17today, it seems to me that everything was in favor of government or that
- 26:25yes now is not a way to channel the protest. Let' s tell
- 26:26the truth. If I can, I' m fit not as a stop
- 26:30worker. It is not a way of channelling, even if I do not
- 26:33like or give a hint, no longer of channelling my discontent for that forty
- 26:37- five fifty percent according to me, what I believe is that the degree
- 26:45of the rupture it has with its bases is very strong and I believe that
- 26:48the success or not of a stoppage is going to be given in that there
- 26:52is transport, there is no transport. Yeah, yeah, like part of
- 26:55it seems to me like it' s going through there, I' d
- 26:56tell you. I believe that today the worker' s relationship with his diligence
- 27:03in general is very, very resentful. All right, let' s see
- 27:08two other raps. I' ve got to close now. Karina Miley,
- 27:11I don' t see her candidate. Oh, it' s the lawmaker
- 27:15' s denial. I' d like your opinion. The same thing happens
- 27:18to me. I think he' s going to be the figure who'
- 27:22s going to try to make the central armament. She is a figure with
- 27:26a lot of eagerness for power, but I don' t see her as
- 27:33a candidate either, although I do recognize her remembering Carlos Rautterman at some point
- 27:37there in a talk I had with him in the year two thousand four,
- 27:45when the conflict Kifner dualde was already beginning to be sketched out. Carlos told
- 27:45me, don' t ever forget that Kifner has the lady and that'
- 27:51s playing for her. Well, here' s Miley He' s got
- 27:55his lady and a lady who' s really looking forward to deepening for power.
- 28:00But like the perception I have, the relationship between them is so strong
- 28:04that the same thing happens there as you. I don' t see her
- 28:07candidate. Someone gets in too Sometimes he gets angry sometimes he doesn' t.
- 28:11Not important, it has no image. She looks like she' s
- 28:17way behind the coortinate with a power the brother gave her, but people didn
- 28:19' t vote for it. Obviously, this happens with any minister. Obviously
- 28:22we' re not all of us, but I say you, you have
- 28:26some number, you have some kind of qualitative contitative. They' re the
- 28:27image of Karina Miley not today. I believe that, within what is freedom,
- 28:32the figure after my law advances, more important than today is the vice
- 28:37president of the Republic You have no more gone, has a public statement.
- 28:45The Vice President said I' m here for the great work Karina Miley did
- 28:52and last year. Well, what' s the future of Macrie' s
- 28:57two words at last, because well, it' s obvious that she'
- 29:03s like, and she' s doing well, and she' s eating
- 29:06part of the electorate, and if she' s doing wrong, the bow
- 29:11is hard for her to come up with similar flags. Say the prosen walks
- 29:12nothing, a UCD saving the distances from menem penimuscr a big monster against something
- 29:18small. But I say and today my law doesn' t even have a
- 29:22gun in the whole country. Or what is any future you see the pro
- 29:25let' s say. Me. What I see from the pro is that
- 29:29today let' s say his voters, his historical followers, are much closer
- 29:38to Javier Miley than to pro Si Javier Miley and he' s doing well.
- 29:42It seems to me that the bow has to accompany, but today I
- 29:48do not see it with a proposal that overcomes or as an alternative to freedom
- 29:56advances that space. Today it seems to me that it generated it, generated
- 30:02it and captured it the freedom goes here what is happening, that Javier Millay
- 30:07was underestimated, thinking that Mauricio Macri took over practically the government. It was
- 30:15like Macria to power Well, that didn' t happen. I believe that
- 30:17Patricia Bulri' s play, taking off from Matri, undoubtedly affected him and
- 30:22affected him so much. So he had to agree and be able to reach
- 30:29an agreement with the charges, because if he didn' t get too complicated
- 30:33the leadership so that within days he would assume as president of the party spoken
- 30:40of popular figures Mislay, Villarruel and Llaról Milay. Then they say there'
- 30:41s a Rich Burris la Bella coming, almost playing libertarian. Some talk about
- 30:45even a confrontation Burry first candidate for deputy and wanting to be next president by
- 30:52scale previous head of government porteña versus pro the forces of Mauritius and Jorge Macri.
- 30:56In the city let' s say almost in libertarian Tim Rich as we
- 31:00once say I see her much more libertarian than the pror. Looks like there
- 31:07' s one more jump with all the winnings in the race. We die,
- 31:10as the vast majority of Argentine politicians say, I think there is a
- 31:18realignment that is taking place and it is quite normal that it is happening in
- 31:22freedom advances. Let' s say freedom advances came with stamps of Goma.
- 31:26I would tell you none of the deputies and senators who today have autonomy and
- 31:30political volume of their own. They came by the figure of Javier Miley.
- 31:34It seems to me that in a situation like the one that took place with
- 31:40freedom progresses, I believe that today a figure like that of Burris contributed an
- 31:45important political volume and apart taking on one of the hottest issues in the public
- 31:52concern that in insecurity and specifically also had the drug terrorism issue in Rosario.
- 31:59Finally, in two times colliding with the pro because I don' t think
- 32:01there' s an alliance. For example, the district of Buenos Aires with
- 32:05Bullry candidate for first deputy against not someone of the macrism, for the pro
- 32:08in Buenos Aires city. I believe that what I see today is a Matricia
- 32:12bullrit aldiata national senator for the leading capital, for federal capital, for neither
- 32:20freedom progresses. Yes, yes, representing the national executive. Last question,
- 32:28final ras, I no longer have time and pro and freedom progresses. What
- 32:30fusion would look like. I don' t have an open merger, but
- 32:35what' s in their interest is going separately and that pile of lawmakers.
- 32:37But I' m saying how we suppose there' s an amalgam. Well,
- 32:39let' s agree. It feels Mauritius b that the thing goes more
- 32:42or less well for government you look and decide to go allied to the election.
- 32:46How this alliance is translated into the roles of a legislative election such as
- 32:51that of October and to what comes or gift fifteen, the pro with radicalism
- 32:53as the pro with radicalism. In the two thousand fifteen was I already one,
- 33:01the pro two the radicalipo one. Ah, but in one you say
- 33:06union of lists of these Uniteds in front if exactly as a front on which,
- 33:13obviously, centrality is not going to have it the pro but centrality is
- 33:16going to have it the national executive, which is the freedom advance you notice
- 33:23that in the two to one, which is freedom advances all. Freedom progresses
- 33:29depends on depending on the district against one of the pro and vice versa.
- 33:31Exactly how this happened let' s change in the two thousand fifteen, where
- 33:37usually the political centrality kept it pro and radicalism accompanied well Carlos a taste as
- 33:45always. Thank you so much. He' s looking forward to a superclassic
- 33:46on the weekend, or I prefer another rival by starting to heat up,
- 33:51let' s say the next round of this tournament. The your classic is
- 33:52too fast for the first ending has to be classified. Yeah, yeah,
- 34:01well. I totally agree. Total agreement. We wish our cousins luck.
- 34:05Please, of course open a hug. Hondas, Carlitos. Thank you,
- 34:09Carlos Germano in plural construction. Jorge is already waiting for us and we are
- 34:13going to the rapid batch and we are greeting him to analyze a little bit
- 34:16the economic reality. As I say to you today, he raised the dollar
- 34:19a little bit and he' s at$ 130 the Blue Dollar one thousand
- 34:22forty connect of the blue dollar. Well, just a good day to analyze
- 34:23with Jorge El all with like. It' s in a thousand sixty-
- 34:25four, all up. The month one thousand thirty- two left to go
- 34:29up also a point and a half two thousand three hundred ninety- four.
- 34:31Well, the Middle East sensors will tell us why they compared it It'
- 34:36s a little bit here. Moving to the arches before we remind you that
- 34:43you can find us on social networks, on our website, where we extend
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- 35:09fan of beef, in Argentine meat, ar and find the best tips,
- 35:16tricks and recipes to prepare the best meat in the world and enjoy it with
- 35:22family and friends. If I understood you well with the taxes on the fare,
- 35:27at the rates scythe all mouths, people run out of money, not
- 35:30buying or the drai bacdad told you. Although you have the face of an
- 35:36economic commentator, you can see that you are understanding the coop to look at
- 35:38that or something. People are drier than country cookie. He can only not
- 35:44buy dollars, but he can buy us morfe and he can buy us medicine.
- 35:46You can' t buy pastia, you can' t buy paint,
- 35:50you can' t buy comb, you can' t buy comb. Nothing
- 35:51can buy. It' s small details. So much medical Mitra gave me
- 35:54a wafer that said I don' t have stereo. Small detail emerges from
- 36:00the domestic economy micro we care about in the macroeconomics. So much for me
- 36:04that in a short time we' re gonna change the face of the poor
- 36:08country, they' re gonna disfigure it more. Peron' s not here
- 36:09yet. The only thing we ask for is a small effort today so tomorrow
- 36:14it does so that tomorrow we can have in Argentina the power with which our
- 36:19elders dreamed. Claro Trando tino, a small sacrifice for son today, a
- 36:25small sacrifice today for our records to have tomorrow inherit a large, round homeland,
- 36:31warm pertin. Trancl Minister, listen to me since I was little,
- 36:38I' ve been hearing that nothing from the future needs to be sacrificed.
- 36:43The national motto has always been to fuck yourself today to enjoy tomorrow and one
- 36:49puts the other. But the future by decision will never be good, I
- 36:57told them they can follow it alum and that is not expected online in arroba.
- 37:00Compa a thousand nine hundred and sixty- eight Jorge Companuche, economics analyst.
- 37:04As I told you before Global Marking and also TMG' s Starget content
- 37:07director. Target Market Global. Don Jorge, good afternoon, my friend,
- 37:12how Jorge is doing, that the man is rotten to see no, Jorge,
- 37:21you hear me, I am not listening to him, but very clear
- 37:31is Jorge there we are to see you hear me not good. A ok
- 37:43looks like some little problem with the microphone. Well, let' s wish,
- 37:45let' s make contact with Jorge. If not, well, we
- 37:46' ll have to cut it and call it We' ll see this one
- 37:52I don' t know what' s going on. He beats me to
- 37:55see you' re there, Jorge, you got the microphone. Well,
- 38:01you' ll listen to me, and I have no idea. Well,
- 38:06if we haven' t called the phone that' s going to be the
- 38:08same to Plan B. Well, I' d say a little run Roone
- 38:13in the markets. You probably won' t explain it anymore. Jorge has
- 38:15to do with the Middle East issue, the inflation issue, also in the
- 38:22United States, and that' s where we' re going to talk.
- 38:25If we have time in the closing, just the Middle East, with Marcelo
- 38:31Cantel, my international editors of the Diario Clarín, for having one last attempt
- 38:37and no more on the phone. Jorge, you listen to me there,
- 38:42well, but I don' t listen to you at all. Well,
- 38:43let' s call you on the phone. I don' t know what
- 38:45' s going on with the zoom, so let' s just sort it
- 38:51out by traditional phone. Well, let' s see then review a little
- 38:57more up- to- date said Masa' s book. What definition is
- 38:59there German Carros, which is the one that is best being provided care is
- 39:02mass. That stood out prominently Carlos Germano with us, because, well,
- 39:07some say well, we have to wait for the government to have trouble,
- 39:10if not get us in. Now in this berengenal keeping a little staged a
- 39:15renovation within it is worth redundancy of its space, the renewing front. Well
- 39:19his brother highlighted this and we obviously want the great handicap of the opposition.
- 39:23The government is that it has no opposition today also that clearly the atomic voice
- 39:27represented Milla and four or five months ago difficult to have it. Jorge,
- 39:30you listen to me there. Good afternoon, very good afternoon, or you
- 39:35' re all right with the whole order, every other horse. Well,
- 39:38let' s see the blue jump a little. Obviously, the financiers,
- 39:43this has basically to do with the Middle East. One supposes yes, partly
- 39:46yes and partly no. I say this because the global market has been falling
- 39:54for several weeks now. I would tell you that half- day is simply
- 40:00a color note or notice that it is being given more noise than it is
- 40:05because the markets are very independent from that situation. At another time, when
- 40:12you had started there in early February, with the goings and goings between Ukraine
- 40:16and Russia, already the oil was on a rise front every day before what
- 40:21was the attack of February twenty- four, you are now with an oil
- 40:25that in the week is slightly rising grains in minimum of the week. To
- 40:35give you an example, soy is at the minimum of the year. You
- 40:38don' t have that point of uncertainty or concern you had at two thousand
- 40:47twenty- two. If you have a situation that is already coming, as
- 40:52I say to you already moving a couple of weeks ago, which is precisely
- 40:58the data of the economy of the United States, that had been very strong
- 41:02all employment inflation. And that was what was dynamiteizing the fate of emerging markets
- 41:07a little bit, because the expectation of a March cup cut was no longer
- 41:12that of June either. And now we can give you yes a little bit
- 41:19of reason as to expectations or not. If this is facing a much greater
- 41:24escalation in geopolitical strife, it can lead to an aggravation in energy price levels.
- 41:36The only reality is that the dollar, the dollar in the world is
- 41:40already rising a week ago and that' s why you' re having a
- 41:45little impact these days. That is to say, more than the Middle East,
- 41:52then the doc that is accompanied a little by the color go up in
- 41:55the world and that is why we see the repercussion here in principle, the
- 42:00Twitter, in one thousand sixty- eight I pointed out a couple of weeks
- 42:06ago that had already begun the process of new cumshot. It would change at
- 42:10the regional level, that the markets began a sequence of prices of several months,
- 42:20although perhaps years, like the one that happened at the beginning of the
- 42:24two thousand seventeen or that had also been gestated at the beginning of the two
- 42:28thousand fourteen. On this occasion, due to the situation of emerging markets of
- 42:31extreme vulnerability, I think it will be a dent in some government in the
- 42:37region. What I mean by this is that this evaluation process, which is
- 42:42beginning to take place in emerging markets, will start to provoke a very strong,
- 42:49brutal exit of assets from the markets of the region, where Brazil is
- 42:53one of the most affected, together with Chile. I say this because because
- 42:59it also has to see a correspondence, because it is happening in the last,
- 43:05in the last two years, with the other great colossus of emerging markets,
- 43:07that is China, China that has been suffering a constant exit precisely from
- 43:14investors and that is the red flag, that banner socialism in Latin America is
- 43:20where good. Obviously, if we are facing a new dollar raise in the
- 43:25world, these countries that already came more after the pandemic will start to suffer.
- 43:31In fact, you notice that this week Brazil is the one that is
- 43:37suffering the most. It is reaching a devaluation of the real of three percent
- 43:43in levels of five with twenty- six reals per dollar, and I believe
- 43:47that we will be in the coming weeks before a situation of rise of the
- 43:53constant dolan that will also reverberate in Argentina, who I had predicted short-
- 44:00term values for the exchange rate in about one thousand two hundred and for the
- 44:05thousand two hundred, one thousand two hundred and ten and for the second semester
- 44:09in about one thousand five hundred ninety thousand six hundred. That' s why
- 44:12I said when Miley took over, the only thing I was gonna find like
- 44:17tailwind. They will be the first hundred days of your government where, if
- 44:22you don' t see what happens, outside everything you try to devise in
- 44:28Argentina will succumb your adjustment program is nothing more or less than leading Argentina to
- 44:34the final crisis. Let' s see wait for me to have the adjustment
- 44:42program overcomes adjustment of my law is nothing more or less than to lead Argentina
- 44:45to the final crisis than to give it the same to have cleaned everything and
- 44:50again, or as we tie Miley is doing nothing, absolutely nothing to lay
- 44:55the foundations of prosperity. The banner of freedom dance is a freedom of the
- 45:04ceos. We do not see that freedom in the daily life of the economy.
- 45:08And I say this message is not a political message. I am practically
- 45:13a politician and I am in charge of an analysis of the same thing that
- 45:17I did at the time with the government of Macri Ques. I pointed out
- 45:21that in half of his government he was going to start his team because he
- 45:23was going to suffer a shock from China, which was what generated two thousand
- 45:28eighteen, two thousand nineteen the evaluation process so far. What Milan did is
- 45:32a program of brutal adjustment above what has to be adjusted, because there is
- 45:37no kind of contemplation around consumption levels. I' m not making this movie
- 45:45for you to watch so you can feel it better. My let pron said
- 45:50we were going to have a dollar payback. In fact, you' ve
- 45:55had it since October, when I was ruling mass, you had a minimum,
- 46:01vital and mobile wage of$ 160. Today is that salary is one
- 46:06hundred and ninety- five. There' s a difference. Mauri, in
- 46:10October you consumed three hundred and twenty- six milks and today, with that
- 46:17salary, which increased fifteen percent in dollars, you consume half. Then forgive
- 46:22me too. There is also dollar inflation in Argentina. I see exactly why
- 46:24I' m telling you that Miley' s program is the program that'
- 46:29s going to succumb to this country. Why, because you' re gonna
- 46:31kill the last thing left of the marketing and production chain, because you can
- 46:37' t afford those costs. No producer will be able to produce with what
- 46:44the inputs are worth in this country. So what my law is brewing,
- 46:49I say what I pointed out at the time is a great social, economic
- 46:54recipe, to see, but to have a zor. This is a wanted
- 47:00effect to see, I say you do a devaluation, that is to say
- 47:05to clean in quotation marks, obviously, lower the step of the whole society.
- 47:07Two levels, three levels and from there or this is put in your
- 47:12reasoning to this government, to my language, what was there is an effect
- 47:15to see we will be able, it is a sought effect of its measures,
- 47:19because he does not speak well of this, speaks of prosperity, the
- 47:22way to lay the foundations as you mention and say that I do not think
- 47:24it will happen to him. I agree with you, but I say you
- 47:28understand this made an effect sought to later self inherit it and prescribe and leave.
- 47:32Or this is one. He doesn' t see it and he takes
- 47:37it, let' s say. I believe there are shared issues. I
- 47:40say that, in the first instance, it is perfect, that is,
- 47:45it is perfectly perpetrated, because I say that so far it is devising from
- 47:52its origins a macrie plan by four. In the first instance, in the
- 47:58second instance, it does not have any kind of social contemplation, of limitation
- 48:04to what makes the precarious levels of consumption of society to its minimum strata.
- 48:09So it' s not leaving everything in the free market here, because if
- 48:15I put a liter of milk in five lucas, you' re going to
- 48:20tell me no. But the five lucas in an exaggeration. Yeah, that
- 48:22' s perfectly an exaggeration. But it' s all free, free market.
- 48:25Then you can tell me what is the safe conduct or what is the
- 48:30bun, depressions, the society, the reality that you come as you said
- 48:35well, of situations so we could go to forget about the previous administrations that
- 48:44you as Argentine, I notice it in clients. What they are looking for
- 48:49is hope, that hope of what comes from a President of court and economic
- 48:57profile who supposedly knows about this, of how to get out of a situation
- 49:04of extreme vulnerability in Argentina. And perfectly well this one we wait for that
- 49:08second semester where things go, they' re going to settle in better conditioning.
- 49:13Of course, there is a small caveat in the story you now have
- 49:17rates adjusted for inflation A good you will start adjusting the salary every month is
- 49:22adjustment for inflation. It is a lie to the consumer, because good income
- 49:30is not going to see. We' re going to make up the revenue
- 49:34They' re not going to recover. With what the Government says, equals
- 49:35may be the same as retired women. That' s not going to be
- 49:37recovered or at least it can' t be recovered in great shape. Let
- 49:39' s say, of course, you think that when you get the monthly
- 49:44inflation rate, it' s a coefficient where there' s a big component.
- 49:50I' m not saying make- up, but it' s not
- 49:52a component of your own, the component that you get into your pocket,
- 49:57that is, when you arrived in December and you were told twenty- five
- 50:00percent of inclination. The reality is, give me a product that hasn'
- 50:06t gone up less than 100 percent. In the month of December. So,
- 50:08when I know a poves that all grew up in a brutal way and
- 50:13you get a twenty- five percent number. Or I' ll give you
- 50:15an example. In the data of In the data of February of in the
- 50:22field of transport pibueno, there was a component of sua of eleven percent,
- 50:28that was the whole subject of automotive component, the expenses of motor then,
- 50:32and the public transport tickets, going up to one hundred thirty- five hundred
- 50:38and fifty percent. I want to know if Marco Labania did a market study
- 50:45of how many people a car has in that population, that is, it
- 50:52' s a big number thrown into the bowling alley. So, what I
- 50:54' m saying is that this inflation data that is supplied and not done by
- 50:59this government in all previous governments for the population is a container data, because
- 51:05it really fakes what should be provided in terms of information is what raised the
- 51:09basic basket. I' m going to train in the basic basket. I
- 51:13will have a much more concrete reality of that situation. Or so, notice
- 51:19that in December retail prices went up twenty- five percent and fifty- eight
- 51:22percent the wholesaler. Okay. So, Jorge bar I want to give you
- 51:28don' t think a little more price take out definitions. Now have a
- 51:30hand carving, two or three things and concrete answers As you passed, you
- 51:35said people are looking for peranza with a President who supposedly knows how to get
- 51:37out. How do you know how to get out of this extreme vulnerability what
- 51:40is this? I' m supposed to say he doesn' t know about
- 51:44economy. Actually, or he' s on his own, in his school,
- 51:46well, first- stage play is like an economist, the economic team.
- 51:52What he has provided so far is more of the same from the Maxi
- 51:57Government. I mean, so far we' ve laid the foundation for you
- 52:00financially, arranged, a carri tray, set certain guidelines for a recovery.
- 52:06But the reality is that what I have had so far I ask a producer,
- 52:10a trader, has not had any basis for sustainability. In fact,
- 52:16what you' re having are layoffs pressures, you have a production suspension,
- 52:22that is to give you a color data the ICBC after the country. And
- 52:28that' s not what the Bank bought. The users were bought by Banco
- 52:32Galicia, that' s not a positive fact. Well, he' s
- 52:37going out in the region. I think he was coming out of the region
- 52:39too, not how. I think he was coming out of the region,
- 52:44not just from Argentina, too, but not defending the government almost, but
- 52:49not what he didn' t. But that' s fine That goes to
- 52:51the part of what I' ve been telling you about you being facing a
- 52:57cycle of regional emerging vulnerability, that is, if you go for something.
- 52:59It is the reality that you for today. You' re not not having
- 53:02you, you' re not having a basis for growth. How you intend
- 53:08to have a growth base when you have, as you rightly said, dollar
- 53:13inflation, that is, a product. I could give you yesterday I laughed
- 53:19I had bought a cell phone in 150 thousand pesos in October with a mass
- 53:28with a dollar of one thousand two hundred and today with a dollar of one
- 53:31thousand worth four hundred eighty thousand pesos. So, you, today you'
- 53:35re having an abnormal inflation situation. This anomalous infasion, that, that dollar
- 53:42inflation that you never suffered in the history of Argentina and ends, obviously,
- 53:47to erode it. Last one standing why, because I can give you thousands
- 53:52of examples. You can say that the field is better and it is relative,
- 53:57because it is that this dollar that they liquidate is so far from the
- 54:01llar soy, but the inputs that they have to buy to produce is far
- 54:08from the three hundred and thirty and that is. What do you think of
- 54:13mass management, management is more part of me. I think that first there
- 54:21is a lack of awareness like most not most so far, all those who
- 54:29have passed have seemed the same do not have specialists from international markets. All
- 54:35the crises in Argentina were caused by outsiders and the one that is happening now
- 54:42is going to be a further test of what is going to happen. What
- 54:45I can tell you about mass management is that what I can, what I
- 54:50can criticize is that you can' t do anything to win an election,
- 54:54that is, the level of over- expenses, disproportionate and in and in
- 54:59some cases expenses I would already say pornographic for what an economy is can'
- 55:07t be realized. So ballet all does not work for a country that pretends
- 55:15to be moderately stable for a small time so that afterwards it has to suffer.
- 55:22What he' s telling you now to reality is that to me then,
- 55:25to my leil is already to see. I' m gonna see point
- 55:31one. What' s in favor of my law first is a lucky how.
- 55:38I could tell you from past history, a past doesn' t condemn
- 55:43it to previous ones. Yes, that allows him to give, in a
- 55:49way that a margin, that margin for society to give him a lapsa and
- 55:53he says well I can take a little longer the issue that is not going
- 55:57to happen. This is why I' m telling you this outer self.
- 56:00If I' d be with him another time, I could tell you if
- 56:04you had to hold on. When Macri got caught, you had two years
- 56:07of tailwind, those two years of tailwind. Maybe if I could have maneuvered
- 56:14and Argentina could have told you I could have straightened you from ra much faster.
- 56:22Today. Not because at that time you were coming from an inflation of
- 56:27thirty forty percent, you can handle the pressure you have now, because I
- 56:30laugh when they tell me that inflation is going down on the beach slows down
- 56:35and when you see interesting prices on the supermarket line they are offers, because
- 56:42within two days the high price that I had before returns, then you are
- 56:46not having in that position of falling consumption that can allow you a recovery.
- 56:54Say well, from here society begins to move better. And when today you
- 57:00have thirty- one thirty- five percent of a salary and you have to
- 57:04allocate it to services. That used to be six seven percent. Then you
- 57:09don' t have much room for the economy to attract. Then what you
- 57:14did better than I stayed with you. I have to fire. I ran
- 57:15out of time. I have to find out about the show. Thank you
- 57:17so much. We' re gonna repeat them again, okay, Dale,
- 57:21that' s fine with me. Big hug by ture a paruche financial analyst
- 57:24here in plural and market construction. We' re leaving, we' ll
- 57:29meet back here tomorrow at 4: 00 p m. We' ll be
- 57:30happy for the Wolf. That as always was a correspondent for us in North
- 57:34America and before that I' ll get old. Okay. I don'
- 57:37t remember us scratching before, that' s to say, if we put
- 57:40more lander on Mars I sang it mica. We couldn' t do that.
- 57:42Juan Pablo Orlean, Juan Vano, you cantel mi and have Particosoto.
- 57:45Thank you, Juan, thank you, Silvia. I' ll see you
- 57:49tomorrow at four o' clock.